Pink Glitter 50 g

Adding Pink Sparkle to Cosmetic and Industrial Formulations

Pink glitter consists of fine reflective particles used across a wide range of industries - from decorative cosmetics and the nail industry to candle making, polymer products, packaging and craft supplies. This section, Glitters, brings together materials that let manufacturers add a shimmering effect without altering the base texture of the product. The 50 g pack size suits studio and small-batch production, where a steady supply of glitter is needed for regular runs rather than a single occasional use.

The primary application of pink glitter lies in decorative cosmetics: nail gels and polishes, lip glosses and balms, eyeshadows, highlighters, and body or hair products with a shimmering finish. Beyond that, the material is widely used in candle making, where particles are added to the top wax layer for decorative purposes, in soap crafting for transparent glycerin-based bars, and in household chemistry products such as shower gels, shampoos, and decorative liquids for bottles with a swirling glitter effect. In industrial settings, glitter finds use in printing, packaging production, scrapbooking, resin and epoxy work, and festive decor items.

The particles resist moisture and most solvents, which makes them suitable for both water-based and oil-based formulas. Glitter should be introduced at the final stage of formulation, once the main mass has cooled to no more than 40-50 degrees Celsius - this prevents dulling of the shine and deformation of particles from excessive heat. Dosage depends on the desired intensity of the effect: cosmetic gels and polishes usually need only a small amount per volume of base, while candles or soap bases intended for a stronger decorative look require a higher concentration. Before adding glitter, the base should be stirred thoroughly to prevent settling at the bottom of the container.

Pink glitter pairs well with other shades from the same line, allowing gradient and layered effects. For a lighter, softer tone, it can be combined with Glitter Light Pink TS 310 50 g, while a smaller Glitter Light Pink TS 310, 5 g pack is convenient for test batches or trialing a new recipe. For a finer, more concentrated sparkle, Glitter Pink TS 209 (0.2 mm) 1/128, 5 g offers a thinner shimmering layer.

Glitter should be stored in a dry place, in tightly sealed packaging, away from direct sunlight and moisture sources, since excess humidity can cause particles to clump together. Room temperature storage without sharp fluctuations is recommended. When these conditions are maintained, the material keeps its decorative qualities for a long time, which matters for manufacturers planning purchases across several production cycles.

Shimmering Pink Body Butter

Shea butter 20 g

Cocoa butter 15 g

Sweet almond oil 10 g

Beeswax 5 g

Vitamin E 1 ml

Pink glitter 1 g

Melt shea butter, cocoa butter and beeswax together in a heatproof container over a water bath until fully liquid. Remove from heat and stir in the sweet almond oil, blending until smooth and uniform. Allow the mixture to cool to around 40 degrees Celsius, then whisk in the vitamin E and pink glitter, stirring gently so the particles disperse evenly throughout the mass. Pour the finished blend into jars and let it set at room temperature for several hours before sealing.